The trouble with Zig is that it seems to be far too much like C, especially at the moment. Like, look at all the stuff it can't catch, that Rust can. If we in

The trouble with Zig is that it seems to be far too much like C, especially at the moment. Like, look at all the stuff it can't catch, that Rust can. If we incrementally evolve like that, it might take 50 years to get to the kind of environment that Rust seems to be aiming for, where everything is safe and high level abstraction are cheap and available anywhere, and we have official package management.